Chapter 1000


    The exact same eyebrows.


    The exact same tenderness.


    The exact same beautiful eyes and the same radiant smile!


    The exact same youth and liveliness-so beautiful that it was impossible to be absorbed all at once!


    She looked just like a sculpture that had frozen in time!


    He needed to admit that such an exquisite beauty had taken his breath away.


    For some reason, he felt really happy when he saw this woman''s face. It was as if the scorching sun


    had melted the winter''s ice and snow.


    Jay stood there in a daze.


    As a wise and careful man, he surmised that the reason he was able to draw Angeline’s bare face


    out of thin air was that she existed in his memory.


    Marilyn entered the room with the Tiger in her arms. When she noticed Jay staring nkly at a


    portrait, she walked over curiously.


    When Marilyn saw the portrait, she blurted out in astonishment, "Isn’t this the blind woman we met


    today?"


    Jay''s gaze moved to the pair of eyes on the portrait. Those were a pair of extraordinary and lively


    eyes, fascinating anyone with their brilliant glow and vibrant colors.


    However...


    The eyes on the portrait were not blind!


    Jay furrowed his brows. He felt a pang in his heart.


    He was so focused on the portrait that he did not even notice the brimming jealousy and fear in


    Marilyn''s pupils.


    All of a sudden, she knocked the easel over to the ground and yelled at Jay, "Tell me, are you hiding


    something from me?"


    A menacing look and hidden fury shed across Jay''s pupils as he reached out to pull the easel


    back up.


    He red furiously at Marilyn only to be pierced by her wounded pupils.


    At this moment, all the unrealistic illusions he was having had fallen into ce. The fairy in the


    painting was not his wife, whereas the lonely and helpless woman standing in front of him was his


    obligation.


    Jay recollected himself.


    He sighed weakly and spoke with a hint of ingratiation, "That was my first time meeting this woman,


    Marilyn."


    Marilyn obviously did not believe him. With tears streaming down her face, she said while choking


    with sobs, "I''m going to make us some food."


    Marilyn put the child on the bed and went into the kitchen in silence to make dinner for Jay and


    Tiger.


    Jay slumped on the couch in exasperation!


    All of a sudden, his peaceful life seemed to have turned into a ball of mess.


    Not long after, Marilyn walked out with four dishes-a bowl of chili roasted pepper sd, a te of


    fries, a te of fried pierogi, and grilled pepper steak.


    Jay grabbed the cutleries only to put them down again.


    His careless wife had never made it a point to remember his stomach problems.


    He suddenly had a shback of the time he ate with Angeline. She would constantly be aware of his


    stomach problems.


    It had onlysted for a fleeting moment before Jay tossed Angeline out of his mind. How could he


    compare his wife to other women?


    Through lucky encounters, there was fate.


    After the encounter, one should cherish it.


    One should not give up on one''s initialmitments just to chase after something better that came


    after that.


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    That would be abandoning her after having dallied with her!


    After dinner, Jay sat on the couch in silence.


    When Marilyn was done washing the dishes, she came and sat down next to him.


    Tiger was ying with toy blocks alone in the corner.


    After opening and closing his mouth several times, Jay finally asked, "Marilyn, what exactly


    happened to me three years ago?" Jay brought up the subject again.